The European football cups - the Champions League, the Europa League and the Conference League - have reached the eight-final stage, with the top eight teams from the group stage taking part. One of them - Lazio Rome - was waiting for Viktoria Plzeň footballers.
CHAMPIONS LEAGUE
The UEFA Champions League 2024/25 kicks off on 17 September and ends on 31 May in Munich, where the best of the best will once again compete for the title of Europe's elite team. On the way to the finals, Germany and Spain will already have a smaller representation, with even a city derby taking place.
Eight finals:
Excavations at 21:00 CET unless otherwise stated.
First matches
Tuesday 4 March
Club Brugge (Belgium) - Aston Villa (England) (18:45 CET)
Borussia Dortmund (Germany) - Lille (France)
PSV Eindhoven (Netherlands) - Arsenal (England)
Real Madrid - Atletico Madrid (both Spain)
Wednesday 5 March
Feyenoord (Netherlands) - Inter (Italy) (18:45 CET)
Bayern Munich - Leverkusen (both Germany)
Benfica (Portugal) - Barcelona(Spain)
PSG (France) - Liverpool (England)
Retaliation
Tuesday 11 March
Barcelona - Benfica (18:45 CET)
Inter vs Feyenoord
Leverkusen - Bayern Munich
Liverpool - Paris
Wednesday 12 March
Lille - Borussia Dortmund (18:45 CET)
Arsenal - PSV
Aston Villa vs Club Brugge
Atleti - Real Madrid
Quarterfinals
Paris/Liverpool vs Club Brugge/Aston Villa
PSV/Arsenal vs Real Madrid/Atletico
Benfica/Barcelona vs Borussia Dortmund/Lille
Bayern Munich/Leverkusen vs Feyenoord/Inter
First matches on 8 and 9 April, rematches on 15 and 16 April.
Semi-finals
PSV/Arsenal/Madrid/Atleti vs. Paris/Liverpool/Club Brugge/Aston Villa
Benfica/Barcelona/Dortmund/Lille vs Bayern/Leverkusen/Feyenoord/Inter
The first matches on April 29 and 30, the rematches on May 6 and 7.
EUROPEAN LEAGUE
On their way to the Europa League final in Bilbao on 21 May, Real Sociedad and Manchester United will once again face off in the UEFA club competition, while AZ Alkmaar will face Tottenham for the second time this season in the league phase. José Mourinho's Fenerbahçe take on Rangers, while final host Athletic Club host AS Roma in the first leg.
Eight finals:
Excavations at 21:00 CET unless otherwise stated.
First matches
Thursday 6 March
AZ Alkmaar (Netherlands) - Tottenham (England) (18:45 CET)
FCSB (Romania)- Lyon (France) (18:45 CET)
Fenerbahçe (Turkey) - Rangers (Scotland) (18:45 CET)
Real Sociedad (Spain) - Manchester United (England) (18:45 CET)
Ajax (Netherlands) - Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany)
Bodø/Glimt (Norway) - Olympiakos (Greece)
AS Rome (Italy) - Athletic Club (Spain)
Viktoria Plzeň (Czech Republic) - Lazio (Italy)
Retaliation
Thursday 13 March
Athletic Club - Rome (18:45 CET)
Eintracht Frankfurt - Ajax (18:45 CET)
Lazio - Viktoria Plzen (18:45 CET)
Olympiakos - Bodø/Glimt (18:45 CET)
Lyon - FCSB
Manchester United vs Real Sociedad
Rangers - Fenerbahçe
Tottenham - AZ Alkmaar
Quarterfinals
Bodø/Glimt/Olympiacos vs Viktoria Plzen/Lazio
AZ Alkmaar/Tottenham vs Ajax/Eintracht Frankfurt
Fenerbahçe/Rangers vs Roma/Athletic Club *
FCSB/Lyon vs Real Sociedad/Manchester United
* Rome's possible home game in the quarter-finals may be subject to a change of schedule.
The matches will be played on 10 and 17 April.
Semi-finals
AZ/Tottenham/Ajax/Frankfurt vs. Bodø/Glimt/Olympiacos/Plzen/Lazio
Fenerbahçe/Rangers/Roma/Athletic Club vs FCSB/Lyon/Real Sociedad/Manchester United
The matches will take place on 1 and 8 May.
CONFERENCE LEAGUE
Before we see the Conference League final, which will take place on 28 May in Wroclaw, Copenhagen will play Chelsea, while Real Betis will be at home against Portuguese team Vitória SC. Panathinaikos face a tough task against Fiorentina, while Legia Warsaw and Jagiellonia can dream of an all-Poland final.
Eight finals:
Excavations at 21:00 CET unless otherwise stated.
First matches
Thursday 6 March
Copenhagen (Denmark) - Chelsea (England) (18:45 CET)
Molde (Norway) - Legia Warszawa (Poland) (18:45 CET)
Panathinaikos (Greece) - Fiorentina (Italy) (18:45 CET)
Real Betis (Spain) - Vitória SC (Portugal) (18:45 CET)
Borac (Bosnia and Herzegovina) - SK Rapid (Austria)
Celje (Slovenia) - Lugano (Switzerland)
Jagiellonia (Poland) - Cercle Brugge (Belgium)
Paphos (Cyprus) - Djurgården (Sweden)
Retaliation
Thursday 13 March
Cercle Brugge vs Jagiellonia (18:45 CET)
Djurgården - Paphos (18:45 CET)
Lugano - Celje (18:45 CET)
SK Rapid - Borac (18:45 CET)
Chelsea - Copenhagen
Fiorentina - Panathinaikos
Legia Warsaw - Molde
Vitória SC - Real Betis
Quarterfinals
Real Betis/Vitória SC vs Jagiellonia/Cercle Brugge*
Celje/Lugano vs Panathinaikos/Fiorentina
Copenhagen/Chelsea vs. Molde/Legia Warszawa *
Paphos/Djurgården vs Borac/SK Rapid
* Possible home games between Cercle Brugge and Chelsea in the quarter-finals may be subject to rescheduling.
The matches will be played on 10 and 17 April.
Semi-finals
Real Betis/Vitória SC/Jagiellonia/Cercle Brugge vs Celje/Lugano/Panathinaikos/Fiorentina*
Copenhagen/Chelsea/Molde/Legie vs Paphos/Djurgården/Borac/SK Rapid*
* Possible home games between Chelsea and Panathinaikos in the semi-finals may be subject to a change of schedule.
The matches will take place on 1 and 8 May.
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